European route 661

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European route 661
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Overall length: 449 km

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The European route 661 (short: E 661 ) is a European route that leads in a north-south direction from Lake Balaton in Hungary via Slavonia and Croatia to Bosnia and Herzegovina . It has a length of 449 kilometers.

course

On the south bank of Lake Balaton, near Balatonkeresztúr , the E 661 leaves the M7 (also E 71 ) as national road 68. It crosses Somogy County to the Hungarian-Croatian border river, the Drava , near Barcs . On the course of the Croatian national road D5, the road passes the Slavonian town of Virovitica , then arrives at Daruvar and crosses the E 70 (also A3 ) at Okučani . The border is crossed at Stara Gradiška (Croatia) and Gradiška (Bosnia). The E 661 now runs on the M16 , partly on the Gradiška – Banja Luka autoput . First through the Republic of Srpska and its capital Banja Luka , then from northwest Jajce to the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. At Donji Vakuf , the E 661 leaves the M16 and changes to the M5 in an easterly direction. It passes Travnik and crosses the Lašva valley . South of Zenica , the E 661 ends at the intersection with the E 73 .